How does the poem personify the hawk?

By making it speak

By showing its thoughts

By describing its home

By illustrating its flight path

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B. By showing its thoughts

Solution:

The correct answer is 'By showing its thoughts', which illustrates how the hawk’s inner monologue gives it human characteristics. The other options do not adequately capture this element of personification.

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